PC Critic Reviews

Liberté is an exciting, fresh adventure in a compelling world and deserves to put developer Superstatic well and truly on the map.

Combat needs a bit more polishing, but it’s serviceable for what Liberte wants to be. I did enjoy the story very much and the voice acting, but I feel that the game needs more varied environments and enemies. I wasn’t too impressed with the progression system, which requires a lot of grinding. Thankfully, you’re allowed to skip this aspect if you’re mildly skilled.

Liberté is a deck-builder rogue-lite top-down game set during the French Revolution with a twist of a body horror eldritch monster lurking around. Liberté is a game with great ideas that are never fully fleshed out. The story concept is really great and the art is amazing but the game itself is a buggy mess which gets way too grindy to be enjoyable. The potential is there but sadly yet to be realized.

As far as gameplay is concerned, the game is definitely without any noticeable bugs, it's very enjoyable to play for a few minutes, but after a very short time you get the feeling that "I've seen this before", "I've been here before" or "I've already defeated this enemy". [Issue#328]

This game fails at basically everything it’s trying to do. It’s a shallow, bare-bones experience, artificially prolonged, and you’d be best advised to ignore a lot of what it’s trying to show you. But it doesn’t really matter because you’re probably going to give up long before the disappointing end.